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Teaching Night by Elie Wiesel is one of the most meaningful parts of my school year and one of the heaviest. Every time I teach this memoir, I’m reminded that our role as English teachers goes far beyond analyzing symbolism or assigning essays. We’re helping students confront history, reflect deeply, and think critically about humanity,…
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5 Creative Activities for Teaching “The Most Dangerous Game”
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If you teach high school English, chances are The Most Dangerous Game is somewhere on your syllabus. And let’s be real. It’s a story students actually get into. Suspense? Check. Creepy island? Check. A villain you love to hate? Double check. But even with a text this good, it can be tricky to keep students…
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Engaging Activities & Tips for Teaching The Glass Castle
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I’ve taught a lot of books over the years, but The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls is the one that stops my “I hate reading” students in their tracks. It’s raw, real, and incredibly relatable. Every time I teach it, the classroom energy shifts. If you’re looking for a powerful, discussion-driving text that truly connects…
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I’m Alli!
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My goal is to create engaging, meaningful ELA resources that spark curiosity in your middle and high school students and help you head home on time feeling confident about your day. Thanks for being here!